Postpublished at 17:21 British Summer Time 6 September 2016
Kent 230 v Northants
Division Two leaders Essex clearly enjoying the score at Beckenham, where second-placed Kent are playing...
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Peter Moores appointed Notts head coach
Jake Ball takes hat-trick for Notts v Middlesex
21 wickets fall between Warwickshire and Somerset
Four points separate Middlesex & Yorkshire
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Kent 230 v Northants
Division Two leaders Essex clearly enjoying the score at Beckenham, where second-placed Kent are playing...
Kent 230 v Northants
And with that, Kent are done in their first innings. Kleinveldt takes his third wicket of the day and Northants will have a bit of time to bat this evening. That might be a little nervy, though...
Notts 238-9 v Middlesex
What was I saying about Samit Patel? The commentator's curse in action right there.
He becomes Steven Finn's fourth dismissal of the day after being caught at deep square leg by Dawid Malan.
Kent 230-9 v Northants
Big wicket at Kent as Matt Coles, having reached his second fifty in as many innings, is caught off the bowling of Rory Kleinveldt. One more to go, and in the context of the Division Two promotion race, Essex will be happy with their Northants counterparts.
Notts 237-8 v Middlesex
While those around him have lost their wickets, Samit Patel has gone on to score his second Championship century of the summer.
Still, I'd prefer to be in Middlesex's position currently.
Surrey 255-6 v Hampshire
Somerset 0-0 & 95 v Warwickshire 123
Did not expect this at 10:30 BST this morning...
Yorkshire 308-5 v Durham
Jake Lehmann has his second Championship half century in his fourth match for Yorkshire, but is now back in the pavilion after picking out gully off Chris Rushworth - a member of our America-themed Cricket XI.
Warwickshire 123 all out v Somerset 95
Jack Leach, you're stealing Dom Bess' thunder, getting all up in his grill.
Leach, the nasty man, stops Bess from taking seven in his first-ever Championship innings by bowling Chris Wright and Warwickshire's lead is only 28 runs.
The spinners on both sides have a combined 9-76 today...
Kent 201-8 v Northants
In his fourth innings for Kent, Will Gidman is finally dismissed.
The on-loan Nottinghamshire all rounder did make his fourth half-century though and now has an average of 283.0.
I'd take that.
Notts 219-8 v Middlesex
Notts are starting to crumble now. Jake Ball edges Ollie Rayner behind to become the bowler's third victim of the day.
Warwickshire 114-9 v Somerset 95
Dom Bess, take a bow.
The 19-year-old spinner has figures of 6-22 on Championship debut after Jeetan Patel plays him to cover.
Can he get a seventh?
Notts 207-7 v Middlesex
In the other match that will affect the top of Division One, Middlesex and England pace bowler Steven Finn now has three wickets against Notts.
Brett Hutton is the man to have edged behind off Finn, but Samit Patel is still at the crease on 72.
Yorkshire 279-4 v Durham
Yorkshire are another man down and it's an important one. Opener Alex Lees is out for a season's-best 132 thanks to a change up in the bowling attack from Durham.
Warwickshire 108-8 v Somerset 95 all out
Dom Bess is not the only man to have taken five wickets on his Championship debut this summer.
Matt Parkinson produced the same feat on his debut for Lancashire against Warwickshire in June. Seems that this Bears side don't like debutant bowlers...
Kent 179-7 v Northants
BBC Radio Northampton's Alex Winter:
"Wickets tumbling for Kent at Beckenham but they've got themselves a very smart Northern outpost here.
"This is Northamptonshire's first visit for a first XI match - a number of the backroom staff recall the older open ground that without the tents of the festival wasn't very pleasant.
"But now this is very tidy indeed. Looking across the ground over Crystal Palace's training complex towards St Paul's Church, it reminded me a little of Wimbledon. Yet to see a Pimm's today though."
Surrey 220-5 v Hampshire
Surrey opener Rory Burns reaches his second century of the Championship season in a knock that has included 15 fours and a six.
But no sooner than he does, he is caught off Brad Wheal's bowling.
Warwickshire 107-8 v Somerset 95
I was saying?
Somerset spinner Dom Bess has five wickets on his Championship debut after Rikki Clarke gloves a reverse sweep.
What a ridiculous match at Taunton. I suspect there will be some scrutiny of the pitch from the powers that be after this game.
Warwickshire 107-7 v Somerset 95
Warwickshire have a lead in the match at Taunton, and no matter how slender, in the context of this match it could be a HUGE 12 runs.
Gloucestershire 1-1 v Glamorgan 220
A couple of wickets in Division Two have just fallen.
Gloucestershire opener Gareth Roderick is taken in the slips off Timm van der Gugten in the first over of their first innings against Glamorgan to leave them 1-1.
And Leicestershire finally have the breakthrough against Sussex as Ed Joyce is bowled by Charlie Shreck.
Still, Sussex trail by 53 runs with nine wickets remaining.